Man and Shadow Meet | Giclée On Paper
22in x 23in | 55.88cm x 58.42cm
Fine Art Print
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Inspired by legendary war poets Wilfred Owen, Siegfried Sassoon and Rupert Brooke, The Danger Tree uses augmented reality to expose the true heartbreak of World War One. By digitally stripping away the countless layers of paint, viewers are able to reveal the creative journey beneath and see the Great War re-imagined.
This painting tells the story of the fighting units of Belfast and those across the border. The poem which inspired the piece, 'To My Daughter Betty, the Gift of God', was written by the Irishman Thomas Michael Kettle just five days before his death.
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About The Danger Tree | 2018
The artist
Scarlett Raven
Scarlett Raven is a contemporary British impressionist whose work is widely recognized for its emotional intensity and heavy texture. Through bold colour, dramatic paint application and vivid scenery, her textured landscape paintings have positioned her as one of the most exciting female impressionists in the UK today. With stylistic influences from Vincent van Gogh, Anselm Kiefer, Gustav Klimt and David Hockney, her emotive works are inspired by her deep personal connection with nature.
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